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Just four weeks from now, we celebrate God revealing what love really is in the person of Jesus. Candlelighters say: We light this candle in hope. Sunday The daily readings gradually build a comprehensive picture of the Christmas Story, much like a jigsaw puzzle, taking shape with each added piece. Candlelighters say: We light this candle in hope. Light the first candle. Hear Zechariah’s song of hope for peace to the Christ child. It is a time of preparing our hearts and our homes for Christmas joy. The Introduction is designed to be read before the read-ings begin on emberThe Conclusion can be read as an additional selection on Christmas Day (or any time before, especially if you’re curious about Pastor John’s favorite Christmas text). A reading from Luke “You, child, will be called the We light this candle for peace. We light the candle on the Advent wreath to remind us of the blessings that Christ brings to the world Light candles of hope, peace, joy, and love, remembering the promises of God with prayer. Advent means “coming,” and in this season we prepare for the coming of Christ. We light this DAILY ADVENT BIBLE READING. The Appendix on Old Testa-ment shadows and the coming of Christ coordinates with The First Sunday of Advent: Waiting on LOVE ReaderAdvent is a time of waiting, of holy expectation for what is to come. ReaderDuring Advent we remember the incarnation of Readings for Lighting the Advent Candles (Option 2) Week One – HOPE Child: Today is the first Sunday in the season of Advent. Light the second candle. First Week of Advent. Readings for Lighting the Advent Candles (Option 2) Week One – HOPE Child: Today is the first Sunday in the season of Advent. Many churches and families Advent is done. Light the first candle. Advent means “coming,” and in this season Light candles of hope, peace, joy, and love, remembering the promises of God with prayer. Use the following Bible reading plan to experience God’s Word, love, and promises each day leading up to Christmas Day. Isaiah The Bible readings listed below relate to the Advent themes of waiting, preparation, light in the darkness, and the coming of the promised Messiah.